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While I make heavy use of a password manager, I still choose to memorize my email password, and not store it in a password manager, precisely because it is is r
by WatchDog 6y ago
While I make heavy use of a password manager, I still choose to memorize my email password, and not store it in a password manager, precisely because it is is relied on so much, and can be used to reset the majority of the passwords stored in the manager anyway.
- Vaslo 6y agoI’m with you. I’ve memorized an odd password for entry into my Bitwarden and my ProtonMail account.
- isatty 6y agoFor very important passwords that are stored in a password manager, salting it with a memorized phrase is a good idea. That way, if someone gets access to my password manager, they still won't be able to access everything in there.